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I view the big volume buying as positive. One would think there is a significant "event" going on in the background that is over-powering the two negatives that have been announced. That event could only be the DBCT sale process given the fact it has the potential to eliminate virtually all of BBI's corporate debt if 100% sold.
I dont really understand the share price at the moment, a huge run over the last couple of weeks, negative news and a speeding ticket today yet it basically maintains its price.
I do hope the Mac Bank have leaked and the price is being sustained because of positive news that is yet to be released.
I guess the question is are long term holders who believe the company is undervalued going to jump ship? I personally wont, however I am now hoping positive news gets releases sooner rather than later because my fear is people could dump this like a ton of bricks if no positive news eventuates.
If the buying we have seen is DBCT related, then fine. However, if it is just the bullish market and there is no real substance to the buying, it will indeed deflate like a pricked balloon.
I'm holding because the volume says some very positive news is imminent. If it all falls in a heap to below 10c again, I'll cop it on the chin.
no WITHDRAWLS of previous conversion requests were recieved. fridays meeting is still the relevant thing.
cheers
If conversion goes ahead:Hi Nathan
Can you expand on this please? As I see it there are 2 things that can happen,
1, The conversion goes ahead on 17th May 2009
2, It gets delayed for 1 year
How will either of those events impact on the share price?
cheers
The Corus news is terrible and has shocked BBI. It came out of left field. PD Ports will almost certainly suffer an impairment as a result. BBI has $170M worth of corporate debt due for rollover in July. This $170M is attached to PD Ports.
The Euroports issue is still a way off being resolved.
SPARCS meeting on Friday is a non-event in comparison.
The other concern is the mark to market losses of 250M on FX and interest rate hedges. Whilst this does not affect cash flow, it would be a concern if the counter parties to the transactions called in their profits. This would probably only happen if BBI went into administration. Then the losses would be realised and very real and knock off about 10c per BBI worth of equity.
Not a huge problem but certainly not nice.
A sale of DBCT by June 30 is vital. Simple as that. Without it, BBI are in trouble.
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